Titlebook: Dramatic Psychological Storytelling; Using the Expressive Rob Allen,Nina Krebs Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publis

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Visual Arture of creating form and colour through unbounded involvement predates history and continues into realms unimagined even a decade ago. This personal aspect, the idiosyncratic container each person brings to visual art, whether as viewer or creator, makes this Expressive Art type invaluable in the DPS repertoire.

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Van Nostrand’s Scientific Encyclopedia’ that Meaning, as Victor Frankl. stated. From Freud’s earliest efforts and use of the word psyche/soul, at least one stream of the Clinical and Counselling world has centered on a search for Meaning. The introduc-tion of Frankl’s logotherapy in the 1950’s, along with the work of Rollo May. and others brought that focus forward.

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Douglas M. Considine P.E.,Glenn D. Considinenating with an aesthetic experience. This identi-fication and connection holds a special place in . (DPS). By entering the model through one’s personal con-nection with the Expressive Arts rather than in a more linear, logical mode, openness to one’s own story, as well as to new experience, is encouraged and enriched.